Harden May Be German Ambassador
United Press reports in Berlin July 9 that Maxailtian Harden could be the German ambassador to the United States. The article notes strong favor toward Harden for the envoy post, with speculation on a possible diplomatic mission as tension rises among Germany, Britain, and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden
America
Berlin
Berling
Maxailtian Harden
Garman
Amy Vansilor
Htin
Hyrden
Lelie
TNE
HN Nvatlatid
Germany
Balto Staton
Tnnlorstont
Gkrongly
Linaps Hotlinont
Aardyn
Great Britain
Senators Quote Wilson on Nation's Independence Pact
United Prosa reports Washington July 14 Senators Wid nro challenge President Wilson on ratification of the pact. They argue ratification risks undermining the independence of nations and potential surrender of U.S. sovereignty. The quote center focuses on the White House plan as potentially binding the Senate to consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prosa
Washington
Dic
Nureas
Wilson
United States
Whitevo
Agiin
Dr Smith Located in California Los Angeles Office Opening
Dr A Le Smith of Uhinelty recently traveled to Los Angeles California and examined Dr C Waggoner. Waggoner had opened an office in the city for independent practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. le Smith
Uhinelty
Los Angeles
Califtan
Dr. C
Des
R 34 Making 60 Knots an Hour
A historical note describes the R-34 airship making sixty knots under favorable wind conditions. Reports from New York reference Captain Crom and the Brent Brigins crew as they prepare for early morning trips, with sightings of significant airspeed and extended voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty United Proast
New York
Brent Brigins
Ted
Governor Sproul approves Willson bill amid party pressure
Governor Sproul endorses the Willson measure amid cross party lobbying as he signs a bill repealing a 4 morning dispatch provision. The vote reflects tensions in the old party and signals shifts in local governance support across multiple cities and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan
Harriahtee Daving
Willson Hill
Uvernoe
Mio
Willson
Corry Hospital Annual Report to State Issued
The Corry Hospital presents its five year ending May 1 annual report with total hospital treatments 7203 days and 2740 days of relief care. Free treatment accounts for 87.0 percent. average cost per patient day is $4.00. There were 61 deaths and births. eight nursing students in training. Total maintenance income $29,803. expenditures on maintenance $84,540 with a balance due from patients and unpaid notes. Net assets and liabilities are outlined with a note on property and unsettled accounts as of the report date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Suport
Hyde Dh
Ayseta
Nike
Hong
Packers Dominate U. 5. Food Packers Dominate U. 5
United Press reports Washington July notes the Packers will dominate the supply of the nation and the world’s food and the government will act to prevent shortages. Swifts, Morris, Cudithy, Wilson named as key players in the industry and government plans to stabilize the farm and meat sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
B.C
Packere
Omion Iloclires
Aremont
Morris
Cudithy
Wilson
Washington States Resume Trade with Germany Immediate
Acting Secretary Polk announced in Washington that trade with Germany would resume within 48 hours. The Treasury is developing a system of orderly payment and shipping officials will coordinate American interests. Slips are delivering foodstuffs to German ports for Czech Slovakia and Austria, signaling broad reopening measures.
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Washingtony
Eae Pela
Sdereiity
State
Polk Dante
Palle
State Department
Prade
Ford
Treasury Department
Hambieg
Americin
Geoman
Ishii Resigns as Japanese Envoy Over Prohibition Bonds
Tokyo announces Viscount Ishii Tsutay declines private life after retirement from public service. Washington reports say Tokyo will seek additional bonds tied to liquor revenue as prohibition debate resumes in Congress with representatives urging tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishii
U. S
Tokyo
Tshtlay
United States
America
General March Examined by Investigators Over Food Delay
Washington July 1 General March was summoned before the special committee in the House to explain the eight month delay in minting White Army food phosphate after it became clear the supplies could not meet army needs. The hearing focused on the procurement and distribution issues affecting military provisioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington, D. Oy
Eplind
the Mouse
Bulgarian Treaty Ready July 24th Announced in Paris
Paris reports the Bulgarian treaty will be completed and ready by July 24. The announcement came this morning, with Allied considerations and Meadville noted in the briefing. TheMiner McCullough tinye gone the fink appears to be a garbled phrase from the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Paris
McCullough
Trioude
Meadville
Atlonvoyn
Warton
Diplomatic Moves and Naval Reports From Global Wires
Washington announces Secretary of State will depart for Paris aboard a U S ship to attend peace talks. A note from Moscow confirms extradition stance and Dutch enforcement rights. London reports British airship positions and a long range sea patrol tracking a large airship near 60 west longitude and 1600 miles from Long Inland.
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London
Air Ministry
Uikouse
Greenwich
New York
Mogroux
Airplane Over City Reported During Quiet Afternoon
Eyewitnesses describe a low flying airplane over Corry and the Koppel and Musast farms near vuinibaw AvenueRon in mid afternoon. The craft traveled south then northeast as residents watched from several vantage points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppel
Vuinibaw Averon
Corry
Company K to Camp Gretna for Training and Debriefing
Readable fragment outlines Company K leaving Mandeville for Mt Gretna training, with several platoons and musicians, led by officers and including many privates. Specifies camp activities from July 14 to July 19, detailing routines such as physical exercises, guard, inspections, and a governor's review.
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Pringivania Hesieve
Tony
Mt. Croton
Sinut Cutanel
Clyde Bs
Wilcox
W. Toy Marsh
Mie Gretna Tly
Sregty Paul M Lawson
Chirtin M. Howard
Moai Setgl
Mulgin E. Shambaigh
Porporals
Loowdintslay
Lee Whit Hosey
Hidhwrt Morrison
Rowand Clark
Cook Fred Hetten
Brett Barton
Ugh Bailey
Pranety Bleir
Pillip Whckestey
Fyne Puplhart
Dan Caldwell
Boyle Goivden
William Davis
Prantetia Puy
Arthur Grady
Glenn Toward
Ray Wimphrey
Cal Keppel
Lyle Lave Juni
Barrett Marsh
Honey Mainton
Paul Morte
Roy Martz
John Rogers
Francis Slattery
Paul Splesman
Ellis ‘Troy
Harold Murray
Lionel Wiliams
Hothead Boys
Aong
Plaldon
Company K
Mandeville
Hei
Oxi My
Franklin
Damien Marshall Oniterson
Mt. Gretna
Goa
Goljee
Reead
Hobs Seas
Puralo
Gao
Satirday
Agiarl
Pintvon
Odin
Platnan Ay
Anil Harmon
Amy Muyter
Wil
Battallon
Churaday
Interesting Social Notes From a Local Page
The U B Sunday School plans its annual pituse at Bindi Take with trucks and autos from 9 to 10 prompting a phonie dinner. Mrs Elizabeth Wiltlama of Tonal Street hosted last night’s turret supper for sister Mrs P S Ruthfer of Pittsburgh. Ninethen guests attended. Camp Mik Birks meets this evening at 2 at the Presbyters Jav church as the first meeting before camping. Mrs Delia M Gibson and son Gene arrived from Sioux City to visit her parents, Mrs Depo and family.
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U. B
Bindi
Elouk
Elimabeth Wiltlama
PS. Rufther
Pittsburgh
Mitals
Miro Birks
Andy Fall
Delia M. Gibson
Gene
Sioux City, Tow
City Urged to Build New Electric Power Plant
A city wide push seeks to develop a new electric power plant to secure reliable service. Officials cite frequent outages and rising costs, urging investment by local interests and potential private partners to ensure steady supply and future growth.
Murdered Man's Body Found Near Erie
A man’s body was recovered from a creek near Erie after a suspected assault. Police say the victim, identified as Won Giind dnie Waters, was strangled and dumped. they describe a mob of up to eighty assailants fleeing the scene. Investigators urge witnesses to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Lila
Armory Undergoes Refurbishment In Progress
The Armory is being refinished with interior work ongoing. Walls receive new paint and brown oil stain while the large drill hall is rebuilt, floors leveled, and rooms updated. Exterior scaffolding and wall repairs persist as work aims to restore the facility after eight years of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btue
David Anil Yuna
Two People Dead in Bradford Storm Disaster
A severe storm struck Bradford causing two fatalities, one woman aged 60 and a child, with about fifty others injured or missing. Dozens of buildings were demolished or damaged as the city suffered a destructive event around 3:30 this afternoon. Local weather showed lingering clouds and warm overnight.
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Bralford
Riddell
Pat Adentitiods
Emmanuel Church Repairs Closed For Sunday Services
Emmanuel Church remains closed as repairs proceed, with only limited services conducted by rector Tove Mortimer at the Waterford parish in Talon City. No regular service will be held while restoration continues.
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Emmanu
Episcopal Church
Tove Mortimer
Talon City
Waterford
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